Mercy & Justice

Gladiolus Place is a Christian residential home for teenage girls at risk.

1. Bible Study: Build relationships with the girls over dinner and conversation; engage with and apply the Word together (Only for female RHC members)

2. Meal provision: Provide dinner, dessert & snacks for a monthly session (open to anyone, non-members included)

3. Tuition: Tutor the girls academically (Only for female volunteers)

Time commitment:
(1): Monthly, on the third Monday evening.
(2): One session/year (flexible)
(3): Tuesdays, 7.30pm-9.00pm (monthly/fortnightly, flexible timing)

This programme by Methodist Welfare Services helps low-income families increase their net worth, buffer for crises and reduce stress through debt and savings matching.

Time commitment: Monthly, flexible timings

Safe Place empowers women and families with unsupported pregnancies to make life-giving choices.

(1) Basic baby care
(2) Transport / special support
(3) Organising Safe Place alumni crafts & socials
(4) Childminding for Safe Place alumni mums

Time commitment:
(1): Weekly/fortnightly
(2 & 3 & 4): Ad hoc

Food Distribution
Meets practical needs by delivering food whilst befriending low-income families in the Chinatown area.

Yong-en Food Distribution: Delivers dry food, organised by Yong-en
Time commitment: Monthly, on 2nd Thursday evenings.

RHC Fresh Food Distribution: Delivers fresh food, organised by RHC
Time commitment: Monthly, on the last Saturday afternoon of the month (1:30-3:30pm).

Yong-en provides a wide range of core services for the community in Chinatown and beyond.

• Support Kukoh+ (Childminding/Youth): after school & evening timings

• Help at the Yong-en Dementia Day Care: Monday mornings

• Yong-en Tuition for children: Saturdays

RHC participates in IJM’s ‘partner with a field office programme.’ Through this, we express our commitment to the fight for freedom, justice and safety in our region.

We do this by supporting them both financially and through a specific prayer chat group.

Time commitment: Virtual; ad hoc

A Christ-centred fellowship serving inmates and their families in Singapore with compassion and care. This work extends beyond prison walls to spouses and children left behind who carry hidden burdens. In partnership with Prison Fellowship Singapore, we seek to bring support, restoration, and hope to every life touched by incarceration. Come and consider if you are called to be part of this journey.

A Christ-centred fellowship welcoming migrant workers into spaces of rest, friendship, and belonging. Through shared movie screenings in our church studios and heartfelt conversations, we build connection, share meals, and create meaningful moments together. We honour our migrant worker friends who have come to serve with sweat, blood, and tears, and seek to reflect His love in every interaction. Step in and discover what it means to journey alongside this community in genuine relationship.

A Christ-centred fellowship reaching out to the homeless and vulnerable in Singapore. It starts with noticing the unseen, from tissue paper sellers on overhead bridges to those resting in void decks and quiet corners. It becomes a call to step closer, to build real relationships, and to serve with intention alongside partners like Homeless Hearts of Singapore. Come and discern if you are called into this journey of faith, love, and connection.

A Christ-centred fellowship responding to the need for foster families in Singapore. A space to pray, learn, and journey together in caring for vulnerable children. We seek not only to grow in understanding and discern the call to foster, but also to support those already fostering by offering care, including respite, so they can rest, recharge, reconnect with God, and continue serving faithfully. In partnership with Home for Good SG and Gracehaven Fostering, we aim to encourage with wisdom and compassion. Come and discern if you are called to be part of this journey of care and faithful support.